Bay Shore High School - Maroon and White Yearbook (Bay Shore, NY)

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Art Exhibit The art exhubut held un the Hugh School on the evenung of November fourth l927 proved to be very unstructuve to both chuldren and grown ups aluke The purpose of thus exhubut was not only to teach the pupuls the names of puctures and theur respectuve artusts but also to guve them a love of all thungs artustuc and at the same tume to teach them the art of pucture hangung Thus sude of school work ought to be boosted as well as any other for ut should be the desure of all to brung the boys and gurls un contact wuth varuous forms of art durung theur school years Before the guests went upstaurs to rooms 6 7 I0 and l l to admure the many well known puctures a program was guven un the audutoruum An open ung number was rendered by the orchestra composed of Hugh School boys after whuch a talk was guven by Muss Rachel Bones supervusor of art concern mg the puctures Next a set of tableaux representung famous pauntungs was shown The tableaux were as follows Boyhood of Sur Walter Raleugh Mullaus Age of lnnocence Reynolds Song of the Lark Breton The Artust s Mother Whustler The Cleaners Mullet Mr Duck and Mr Turkey by the lst and 2nd grades The unuor Hugh gurls next dud a umpung ack drull after whuch the 3rd and 4th grades sang The Shell A apanese Song was beautufully rendered by the 5th and 6th grade gurls Soon a Wand Drull by the unuor H gh gurls took place after whuch the orchestra played uts final selectuon The auduence then went upstaurs to the dufferent rooms and pa sed a very enjoyable tume lookung at the famous puctures Mary Wunegar 28 Annual -I xlnhrt The annual exhubut of the Bay Shore Publuc Schools was held on Wed nesday evenung Aprul 25 under the auspuces of the Parent Teacher Assocua tuon The work of the students was put on dusplay un both the grammar and hugh school and as an added feature thus year the vusutors were afforded an opportunuty of seeung the classes of the hugh school buuldung un sessuon There was no school on Wednesday afternoon but unstead the regular afternoon clas es were held at nught A large number turned out to wutness the exhubut and seemed especually unterested un and pleased wuth the classes un sessuon Thus new plan un augurated by the Parent Teacher Assocuatuon undoubtedly guves the parents and fruends a much better udea of real school work than can any dusplay of papers There us somethung more realustuc about ut uf the students can b seen un actuon The first class peruod began at 7 30 and was of forty munutes duratuon two more peruods of the same length followed the last peruod endung at 9 30 At thus tume the enture student body assembled un the audutoruum for the weekly Wednesday chapel exercuses The audutoruum was packed to capacuty wuth the huge crowd of people who had come to wutness the exhubut As a specual feature of the exhubut the pupuls of the 8A Literary Club gave a short one act play entutled llducatun Mary whuch was well acted and met wuth great approval on the part of the large auduence Those who appeared un the play were Harvey Oakley Patruck Laugh l n Ro alue Bueru Emulue Barta Frances Hora and Mary f'ortunato The play was coached by Mrs Perry O Wunegar Lloyd Moreland 2 8 40 3 , t,,,t,t, , ,,,, , ,,,t , ,,,, 5 , , ,, - ,,,, ,,,,, , , , , ' Another selection was then played by the orchestra, followed by a song, I . . 7 1 ' - 1 7 J 7 7 ll II J .I , s n 7 -I n ' r-I l 1- ' - 7 - Q Q u . . . . . . e I , S 1 o 1, 1 . . . V ' ' . T

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Athlvttm Bugs Basketball Although the Bay Shore boys won no champlonshlps they enjoyed a very successful season on the basketball court Of the elghteen games played the Bay Shore team won fifteen and lost but three They outscored the op positron by 261 points and were m the runnmg for the Western Suffolk Tntle rlght up untll the last lap of the race when they were ellmlnated by Patchogue Conslderlng the fact that the local team the smallest ln lts sectwon of the league was consequently handicapped by this lack of slze It w1II be agreed that the Bay Shore boys dncl not do so badly To Coach Raymond V Chester IS due a great deal of credit for the suc cess of thus year s aggregation At the start of the season he was confronted with the problem of bulldmg a team around only two veterans of the season previous That he overcame thus obstacle and developed hs green ma terlal IS apparent m the record whlch the team made Although the Bay Shore team was not what mlght be termed dxmlnutlve nevertheless lt was smaller ln helght and weight than any other team whxch It came up agam t during the cour e of the sea on What the locals lacked ln suze howex er they more than made up for ln splrnt They were ln the game fighting until the final whxstle and that Hnal whistle usually found them on top The way they won the two Amityville games ln the last mlnute of play when their cause seemed lost was an example of their style of play throughout the year After all a champlonshlp IS not everythlng and lf the boys gnve ther best that lS all that can be asked of them Next year with all the regulars back except Wesselhoft Coach Chester wxll have Cho no Lenchan and the two I lynn s as a foundat on for what should prove to be one of the trongest teams to represent Bay Shore H gh School The team Ilned up as follows Captain lqrank GhOSlO and Edmund Lenehan forwards William Xvesselhoft center Ldward Flynn and john flynn guards 'lhe ubstntutes were Russell Richards Wlllaam Schaeffer Stanley Sherry and oseph B03 Ie Edmund Lenehan was manager and Lloyd Bedell and Rag mond Terry Inollowmg IS a record of the season s games November November November December December 'FDecember I5December December at anuary anuary anuary at anuary 'anuary xl ebruary xl ebruary february 'fl ebruary 'Iffebruary I 2 Babylon at Bay Shore Babylon at Babu Ion Smlthtown at Bay Shore Alumnl at Bay SI ore Smlthtown at Smlthtown Amltyvllle at Amltyvnlle Huntington at Bay Shore Alumni at Ba 1 Shore Patehogue at Bay Shore lsl p at Bay Shore Northport at Northport Sayvrlle at Sayvllle Am tyvrlle at Bay Shore Huntington at Bay Shore Patchogue at Patchogue lsllp at I llp Northport at Ba S ore Sa5v llc at Bav hore 35 Denotes league games o als 6 lx I OPP 8 J ' . c Moreland was pubI5city manager. The two ass's1ant managers were Edward B. S. . I I 37 I2 C I r 42 I6 2 ' 32 9 2 ' 2 3I 22 3 ' ' 25 I9 9 ' ' ' ' 27 26 I6 ' 44 I8 30 ' 1 28 3I j 6 I7 3I .I I0 7 38 I6 'Y'-I I3 40 22 j 20 ' ' 26 I4 'sfjf 27 5 ' 32 3l 7 3 ' 29 ZI 7 I0 22 27 3 I4 ' s ' 46 I8 5 I7 Ip 4 I I4 I 24 ' v E 62 I I 5 . T 1 aI J 35